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I actually added this: <?php get_search_form(); ?>, and it worked.

Thank you.

I created a brand new WordPress installation (the newest version, 3.5.1), and Twenty Twelve 1.1 was included by default. I did not install anything else. This means I dont have any plugin, WordPress cache, or anything like that.

I uploaded twenty_twelve_sticky_new over the ftp (exactly the same files that I included in pastebin in the previous post), and I display sticky on the top (as the first post), and 8 posts underneath it.

The website is located at http://blog.gloryhole-porn.net/ (no adult content)

I am showing a sticky post on the top, and eight regular posts underneath it, so it is nine posts total on the main page. Settings -> Reading -> Blog pages show at most is set to 10.

I am basing it on a child theme, and I use the following files:

style.css
index.php
functions.php

The contents of the files (directly from the server) are here:

http://pastebin.com/bJGCyD4t

# # #

I will be probably working on modifying 20 different wordpress thems, and all of them need to display a single sticky post on the bottom of the main page. Unfortunately there is no plugin that achieves this task.

sitemap_index.xml doesnt have any formatting too (there is no grey, red colors etc). Links to sitemaps are just text (along with the dates etc) and they are all shown inline on the first line.

sitemap_index.xml doesnt have any formatting too (there is no grey, red colors etc). Links to sitemaps are just text (along with the dates etc) and they are all shown inline on the first line.

I guess the solution would be to mass change all categories from “Auto detect” to “Always include” but how to do this?

This doesnt work for me:

http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-fix-yoasts-wordpress-seo-sitemap-404-error/

I would need it for all sites, for “category/” and date (“2012/10/26”). Is this possible?

It recognizes domain.com/post-name when I enter it in a browser (when it is set to domain.com/2012/10/24/post-name), but it doesnt work the other way around.

When I click on domain.name/2012/10/24 in Google results I get an 404 error from WP.